Should Conquistador Be Capitalized?

Should Conquistador Be Capitalized?

Capitalized, a Spanish or Portuguese 1500s-1600s warrior/explorer/adventurer who subjugated/conquered native Latin-American civilizations. Uncapitalized, the Spanish word for "conqueror." Usage: Cortes was a Conquistador, Franco was a conqueror.

How do you use Conquistador in a sentence?

Conquistador sentence example
  1. The Spanish conquistador and his descendants have not been a blessing to the basin of the Orinoco. ...
  2. The king ordered his conquistador to go to the smaller territory and conquer the land. ...
  3. After completing his last few missions, the conquistador was famed for the amount of gold he had.

What does Conquistador mean?

: one that conquers specifically : a leader in the Spanish conquest of America and especially of Mexico and Peru in the 16th century.

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